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Hey informaticos. please excuse me, i re-read your post again. I solder the wire smc_onoff_l and i touch to ground for 1 sec. i was holding for longer before with tweezers.
so i get pulse on Pm_pwrbtn_l
but NO pulse on:
pm_slp_s5_l
pm_slp_s4_l
pm_slp_s4_btmux_l
pm_slp_s3_r_l
pm_slp_s3_l
pm_slp_s3_buf_l
pm_slp_s0_l
I don't understand what you do there.
Impossible to have S3/0 voltages if you don't even get a pulse on PM_SLP_Sx_L signals.
Do you get all them steady high level?
I asked for pulse supposing all stay low...
John there is no external could it have any problem with smc_lid?
informaticos PM_SLP_Sx_L signals are all steady high. when i press power smc_onoff_l it doesnt pulse doesnt go low it just stay high. im sorry if i didnt understand you correctly.
Yes usb activity present. I have osx on external hdd via usb light flashes and drive spins up. Disconnected ssd. I will try another display but strange no external?
Do you get 5V at pins 28-30 of J8300, at least in the first few seconds?
It should, even without LCD.
If LCD is connected, LCD_HPD_CONN should rise to 2.5V and DP_INT_HPD to 3.3V.
If not, 5V will drop too from J8300.
If you get steady 5V there, means LCD is recognized.
You should get image at least; check with torch from backside.
Do you get any voltage at pin 1/J8300?
I recommend to test with known good LCD assembly (compatible).
Hey guys. Good news, got it working hard short on ppvout_s0_blt injected voltage and found c7760 was short. changed that still didnt have voltage coming through d7710 changed that too problem solved now working thanks guys